Critical Orientations to Indigenous Studies Booklist
2 users like thisThe Critical Orientations to Indigenous Studies Curriculum was designed by Leilani Sabzalian, Assistant Professor of Indigenous Studies in Education at the University of Oregon. The six orientations are: Place - you are always on Indigenous homelands Presence - Indigenous peoples are still here Perspectives - Indigenous perspectives challenge Eurocentrism and provide analyses to enrich curriculum more broadly Political Nationhood - “Indigenous Peoples are nations, not minorities” (Wilkins & Stark, 2010) Power - challenge power dynamics in curricula and create space to highlight examples of indigenous creativity and collective power Partnerships - cultivate and sustain partnerships with Indigenous people, organizations, and nations This booklist offers book suggestions for Place, Presence, Perspectives, Political Nationhood, and Power. Many of the titles are applicable for multiple categories. Are you a teacher that lives or works in Multnomah County? Need a custom booklist? https://multcolib.org/assignment-alert -Lael T.
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The First Blade of Sweetgrass
a Native American Story
The Water Lady
How Darlene Arviso Helps a Thirsty Navajo Nation
Turtle Island
the Story of North America's First People
Mii Maanda Ezhi-gkendmaanh
Niibing, Dgwaagig, Bboong, Mnookmig Dbaadjigaade Maanpii Mzin'igning
Notable Native People
50 Indigenous Leaders, Dreamers, and Changemakers From Past and Present
We Are Still Here!
Native American Truths Everyone Should Know
The Power of Style
How Fashion and Beauty Are Being Used to Reclaim Cultures
Powwow
a Celebration Through Song and Dance
Dreaming in Indian
Contemporary Native American Voices
Go Show the World
a Celebration of Indigenous Heroes
Fry Bread
a Native American Family Story
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